What Do The Individual Components Do; Step 1: Correct Assembly - ARKA myAQUA 190 Notice D'utilisation

What do the individual components do?

(1) Fine filter (5 micron):
Safely and effectively removes suspended matter such as rust, sand particles and many other contaminants It contains a
high-quality polypropylene fleece with a very fine filter structure
(2) Carbon filter:
Safely and effectively removes chlorine, herbicides, pesticides and drug residues
(3) Membrane (0.0001 micron):
Safely and effectively filters up to 99 % of pollutants, bacteria, salts, pesticides and heavy metals by allowing only small water
molecules to pass through
(4) Flushing valve:
Serves to clean the membrane
(5) Flow limiter:
Ratio of 1 : 3–4
Optionally available:
Resin filter:
Perfect as a supplement to remove even the finest residues of silicate, nitrate and many other dissolved organic and inor-
ganic substances (TDS) The resin filter can easily be connected to the osmosis system as a 4th filter stage

Step 1: Correct assembly

First detach the two wall brackets supplied from the membrane housing and mount them on the wall or another suitable
surface
Then insert the diaphragm into the diaphragm housing To do this, please proceed as follows:
1. Pull the blue circlip off the hose connection
2. Then press the white ring on the hose connection inwards
3. The hose can now be easily detached
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Now open the diaphragm housing using the diaphragm key included in the scope of delivery and push the diaphragm into
the housing, observing the specified flow direction
Make sure that the diaphragm has been pressed firmly onto
the bottom of the diaphragm housing and that the guide
tube of the diaphragm is at the same level as the edge of the
diaphragm housing (without cover)
Now put the cover back on the membrane housing and screw it tight with the membrane key
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